Interesting. Either a reasonably prestigious and professional job that requires years of study and considerable skills in two languages, or a lowly dime-a-dozen cliche job that requires nothing but a college degree and a pulse.

Good choices.

I hate to tell you, though, that if your grasp of grammar and syntax (as evinced by your post) is as it appears, no one in his right mind would hire you to teach English, and no translator firm or client (ditto mind) would hire you based on the fact that if you can't function in your native language, a second language is problematic and dubious.

Tony

Last edited by AJBryant on Wed 12.19.2007 12:44 pm, edited 1 time in total.

LoL. Its just my 2nd choice of career just in case theres absolutely no way i can function as a Translator or Interpreter. by the way, what is the average pay grade of an overseas English teacher in japan anyway?